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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1910

Page

2

Driver Hurt When Wagon Strikes Truckload of Turkeys

Emil Kernell a Coffin Fletcher and Co driver, stuck his head out of a wagon on Wabash Street Tuesday morning and was struck by a dray loaded with crates of turkeys. He suffered a deep forehead gash, then fell and hit his head on the pavement. Bicyclemen Trimpe and Bucker transported him to his home at 215 East Morris Street.

Emil Kernell Coffin, Fletcher & Co Wabash Street Trimpe Bucker East Morris Street

Poslam claims quick skin relief for blemishes and red noses

An advertisement touts Poslam for pimples, eczema, warts, and other skin ailments. It promises overnight improvement on the nose and says itching and rough skin clear in a few weeks. The product is sold in trial and regular jars, with free samples available from Emerereey Laboratories in New York City.

Carl D. Steinhoff Columus H. J.uder and Weber Drug Company Emerereey Laboratories West Twenty-fift Street New York City

Thirty indictments by federal grand jury announced

After an eight day session the federal grand jury was discharged Monday with twenty indictments. Names include Albert H. Henderson of Richmond for stealing letters, W L Waltemath of Hoagland for embezzling $200, and Robert McKellits who robbed Acton post office. Other cases involve mail fraud oleo law violations, post office break ins, obscene material, and the first white slave case in Indiana district. Prisoners to be arraigned November 29.

Federal Internal Revenue Law Albert H. Henderson Richmond W. L. Waltemath Hoagland Robert McKellits Acton McKellits Marion County Nebraska Edward P. Stuart Vincennes Charles Craig Mackie Warsaw Lucian P. Brown Elkhart Frank G. Pletszak John Hasek Gary James Overton Mitchell Phila Wolf Dekalb County Indiana Parson Wayt John Chapman Evansville CC. W. Peters South Bend Treasury Department Alvin James William Taylor Frank Blatman Frank Poynter Indianapolis James Henry, Johnson Terre Haute

Gates Fail to Work in Auto Collision at Indiana Crossing

An auto owned by E. C. Barrett at Thirty-second and Delaware streets was badly damaged when Big Four switch engine No. 7242 collided with it at the Indiana avenue crossing Monday afternoon. Barrett escaped injury by jumping. Patrolman Bidwell reports the crossing gates did not operate and the gateman could not warn in time.

E. C. Barrett Thirty-second Delaware Streets Indiana Avenue Barrett Bidwell

Griggs Addresses YWCA Forum on Middle-Class Ideas

Edward H. Griggs a New Yorker and former Indianapolis resident and Indiana University graduate spoke at the YWCA Monday night under the Monday club auspices. He argued that our wealth of ideas flows from middle-class Americanism and announced a Kansas City talk on Tuesday.

E. H. Griggs Edward Howard Griggs Indianapolis Indiana University Monday Club Griggs Kansas City

Indianapolis Slogan Contest Ends with Citywide Buzz

Last day of the slogan contest drew massive mail from entrants in Indianapolis and surrounds. Prominent proposals tout Indianapolis as a beacon of industry progress and commerce, with aspirational lines promising growth, vitality and civic pride across the Hoosier capital.

Still Confering on Coliseum Bonds in Indiana

A meeting on bond redemption for the state board of agriculture coliseum project continued with executive committee members Auditor John C. Billheimer and Attorney General Bingham among participants. Plans discussed include a possible 118000 state appropriation to allow the auditor to sign warrants. The executive committee includes Oscar Hadley as chairman and members Mason Nibluck Clem Graves Sid Conger and David Walker.

State Board of Agriculture John C. Billheimer Bingham Oscar Hadley Mason J. Nibluck Vincennes Clem Graves Bunker Hill Sid Conger Shelbyville David Walker Indianapolis

Indiana River Service Set to Begin December

Verne H. Church, weather bureau section director, said the Indiana river service with headquarters in Indianapolis will be ready by December 1. Gauges will be installed at Attica Logansport and Bluffton on the Wabash river and at Anderson and Farmland on White river. Paid observers will report daily river conditions rainfall and snowfall. Reports will be displayed on a new weather map of ground glass in the Board of Trade building.

Verne H. Church Weather Bureau Indiana River Service Indianapolis Attica Logansport Bluffton Wabash River Anderson White River Board of Trade

Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe

A pint sized home cough syrup shows Pinex mixed with granulated sugar and warm water. Each dose taken by teaspoonful every one to three hours supposedly relieves coughing, soothes hoarseness and may aid appetite and digestion. The ad claims popularity across the US and Canada with a money back guarantee and directs readers to The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.

United States Canada Pinex O Ft. Wayne Ind

Chrysanthemums Scarce Yet Popular in Indiana

At the State florists association meeting in the statehouse Adolph F J Baur of Indianapolis notes Thanksgiving demand for chrysanthemums is unusually heavy. He cites scarce carnations this fall and says chrysanthemums are fashionable for November weddings with a bride seen carrying fifteen of the large double variety to the altar.

Adolph F. J. Baur Indianapolis State Florists’ Association

Business Teachers Meet At Claypool Hotel

Teachers of the Indiana commercial association from across the state are invited to a two day meeting in the Palm Room of the Claypool hotel on Friday and Saturday. Mrs Kate H Isbell president of Brown's business college Terre Haute issued the call.

Indiana Commercial Association Claypool Kate H. Isbell Terre Haute Brown's Business College

Explosion of lamp damages dwelling in Belmont avenue

A lamp exploded in a double frame dwelling owned by Charles Shover and occupied by Henry Osting and Henry Volmont at 552 and 654 North Belmont avenue. The roof was destroyed and a portion of the rear section badly damaged. Loss to the dwelling was $400.

Charles Shover Henry Osting Henry Volmont North Belmont Avenue

Desert Days and Desert Ways lecture at Academy

Dr. D. T. MacDougal of the Carnegie Institute will discuss Desert Days and Desert Ways at a Friday lecture before the Academy of Science at the Clay Pool Hotel. The talk closes the academy convention, which opens Friday morning and includes research work in Tucson, Arizona.

Academy of Science Claypool Hotel D. T. MacDougal Carnegie Institute Tucson Ariz

Montgomery to 7 ay chief deputy assessor in county

Samuel Montgomery a Republican in the office of the county assessor will continue as chief deputy until Assessor Elect William P. Manion takes over. Montgomery has years of experience in property appraisal, which comes next year.

Samuel Montgomery William P. Manion Mr. Montgomery

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